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3y ago
Most things my body consumes (even the ones it doesn't use) don't fall in to that category. And most of what you're describing our bodies are very good at ignoring. I'm bathed in radiation constantly and I'm fine
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defatigable
3y ago
I just ate a dinner off of a plate that's been sitting on my shelf for a few days, using utensils that have been sitting in my drawer for a few days, accumulating whatever residual particles have been floating through the air settling
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defatigable
3y ago
My basic mental model is that my body is constantly consuming chemicals that it doesn't use, be it particulates in the air or substances in the foods I eat or drink. My body is very good at incorporating the substances that it finds us
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defatigable
3y ago
I like Alfred but I'm not a huge power user. It does have a bunch of other functionality. Out of the box it lets you do a bunch of stuff like filesystem manipulation, clipboard history management, a simple calculator, and stuff like th
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defatigable
3y ago
Hey, this looks awesome. Thanks so much for the pointer.
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defatigable
11y ago
Quick plug for a Chrome extension I wrote that gets rid of the _blank target on links, if that behavior annoys you as much as it does me: https://goo.gl/4D1ONu
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defatigable
12y ago
It appears as though just installing the APK doesn't get you all of the Google Voice integration -- you need to wait for some server-side changes to your account as well. (Discovered this after a frustrating hour or so of trying to get
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defatigable
12y ago
Ah. Yes, in frontier A* you definitely need a consistent heuristic, although I'd be surprised if frontier A* is the most popular form of the algorithm used, particularly for grid search. You really only want it in a very large implicit
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12y ago
If you use an inconsistent heuristic, it may be possible to revisit a node a second time via a cheaper path. And thus, as you say, if you generate a node a second time but with a cheaper path, you may not find the optimal solution if you di